"The Laboratory of Molecular Magnetism (LaMM) studies the magnetic properties of chemical compounds at the molecular level, through magnetic measurements to obtain structural information, and the design, synthesis, chemical-physical characterization and modelling (using sophisticated computational techniques) of magnetic materials. LAMM is involved in many fields of molecular nanomagnets, from the exploration of quantum capabilities of the simple molecular system, to the development of new single molecule magnets, up to the synthesis and characterization of nanoparticles. In addition, the laboratory is now an important international centre of surface materials. The main lines of research are molecular nanomagnets, magnetic nanoparticles (applications for theranostics and sensors), computational chemistry, nanostructured systems and architectures, coheren molecular spin.